Speaking truth to power comes at a price

<p>A lot of news is popping from upcoming books about President Trump's time in the White House- showing his negligence, recklessness, etc. Chris asks why the reporting and the honesty from those in power is happening now, and not while he was still in office. AG Barr now calls Trump's election fraud claims "Bullsh*t"; on January 6th Trump waited hours to ask his supporters to stand down; during last summer's protests, Trump pushed hard for a military response as a show of force in our cities. Why were the officials making these calls not pushed to own their actions in real time?</p><p><strong>Also of Note:</strong> On the Surfside, Florida building collapse: there is nothing wrong with looking to the state to work on finding the cause while search and rescue is still underway. The families deserve the comfort, the solace and the closure of knowing that the process of finding answers  is beginning.</p><p><strong>Cuom'ote of the Day</strong>: "You dont get to come forward now and say 'I was a member of the administration and I was appalled'...  Forget you. You should have said it then. That was your job. Say it then. That was the public trust". </p>